Speaker 1: Got the guys from Space Casino here. Welcome guys. Hey,
how's it going. Hey, very well, very well. So looking
forward to talking with you, getting to know you guys.
But we're going to play a track first, and this
is the uh. This is the first single from the
album Be So Cold. This is the first one, first single,
yep and uh. And the album is what's the title again,
Elephants in the Room. Elephants in the Room. I look
forward to asking you more about that too. I love
the cover. I love the cover, by the way, the
cover is really cool. Oh, thank you, thank you absolutely.
But we're going to give this a spin and then
we'll come back and talk with these guys. And this
is Be So Cold. This is the band Space Casino.
Speaker 2: Scout your Gold, your meta, go through her the same
what I said.
Speaker 3: I don't want don't stop them from.
Speaker 4: Your moll don't you need to be alone? No word
m say gotta.
Speaker 2: Stott, gotta say though us through with through and said
come no wanna tol side to side, don't know.
Speaker 4: That's just sources.
Speaker 3: Run the walls when your love don't don't don't do.
Speaker 4: Why you go pa sweet? Why you go? Pass?
Speaker 5: Cool? O, go pay socay, I never money.
Speaker 4: You don't see you tell me for you.
Speaker 6: Da, I said, Daniell like you myself, way loos going
lot to stol back before all the stras gone.
Speaker 4: My roll lot go roll o facy. That so expressive.
What because being so cool cool a little so.
Speaker 1: That is catchy as hell. That is so good. Thank
you you got it. Absolutely. That is called be so called.
That is the band Space Casino. And we've got uh,
let's see, we've got Jared, Seamus and Nick with hear
us today on the program. And who are we You
guys are a four piece? Right?
Speaker 7: We're missing one guy, Yeah, we're missing one. He was
uh he was still on the coach when we left
the v n B.
Speaker 1: Well at least you know where he is. Though he's
not missing or abducted by aliens or something, because you
just never know, You just never know. So, so, guys,
let's so Jared, let's start with you.
Speaker 8: What do you?
Speaker 1: What do you do in the band?
Speaker 9: I play guitar. I play guitar, and I sing and
occasionally I do bad stand up on stage.
Speaker 1: Dud okay, very good, very good. And you, Seamus, I
play the drums. You play the drums. Excellent, and Nick
a little bit of bass, little bit of vocals.
Speaker 9: Yeah, a little bit of this than.
Speaker 1: That, sure, sure, very good. And what is the guy
on the couch? What does he do?
Speaker 7: He plays guitar and sings too. Okay, all three of
them like they kind of switch off. Oh that's con
on like lead vocals, Like the one who writes the
song is kind of the one that sings it.
Speaker 9: Okay, Yeah, songwriters, and we pretty split it up pretty evenly.
Speaker 1: I always think that's that's kind of a cool dynamic
to have, you know. I'm and now that I think
about it, I you know, I played in a bunch
of bands, but I never played in something where more
than one person would would take a turn at lead vocals.
And you know, I think it probably gives you an
opportunity to kind of add some texture to your overall sound, right,
you know, different voices different naturally, bringing different personalities. And
then you know the songs are each their own kind
of become their own character that way.
Speaker 7: Right, Yeah, exactly, and it kind of gives like you're
like it, each of them has kind of their own vibe,
like so on the album, there's nine songs, yeah, and
they each there's three each from like, three from Nick,
three from Jared, three from Chris, So it kind of
you know, they they each have their own vibe and
we kind of split them up, you know.
Speaker 9: Yeah. It adds texture.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like it a lot. Do you do you deliberately
split it three ways when you're when you're approaching picking
the songs or does it just kind of work out
that way?
Speaker 9: Yeah? When we're recording an album, we're like, all right,
everyone picked three songs of yours that you want to
present that we work on those for a long time.
Speaker 1: Gotcha. That's very democratic that way, too, right?
Speaker 9: I try, yeah, because I've been in a lot of
bands before as well, and like it's not always like that,
and especially if you're a drummer or rhythm section, they
don't get a lot of say naturally right. So I
feel like with this project, it was really I was
determined to make it as democratic and free.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, between everyone.
Speaker 1: That's really cool. So obvious question two I got to
ask up front where does the name come from? Because
Space Casino is a pretty cool name. Where does it
come from?
Speaker 7: So we uh, well, I I really love like the
aesthetic of like space, and I also love gambling.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm the opposite. I like the aesthetic of casinos.
I don't like amblies much, but I love space.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, basically a culmination of our two favorite things,
celestial objects.
Speaker 9: And yeah okay, okay, both are a cold wasteland.
Speaker 7: Yeah, fair, all right, you can just really get away
with you know, it's casinos are like it's the most degenerate.
Speaker 11: It Like, it's the casinos.
Speaker 7: They're so funny because like it'll be like an old
lady sitting at a slought machine, like putting a putting
her retirement into a slot machine. And then there's like
like a rich millionaire businessman like all in the same
all in the same spot, yeah, wasting money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's funny. I've only been in a casino once
in my life because I'm not a gambler. But years
ago I had gone to see a show at Mohegan's
Sun and my friend Dan and I we were just like,
he wasn't a gambler either, but I was just like,
you know, if I was wanted to just like walk
through a casino just to see if it's like if
it really is like what you see on TV and
in movies, and it kind of was, yeah, we just
walked through it, but it was like, you know, I
didn't have any interest in gambling, but it's it's interesting
to walk through a casino, you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's a it's a it's an experience, like the lights,
the sound. I mean, they do it all on purpose,
but yeah, it's like just just walking through a casino,
you get, it's like a vibe, you know, it's yeah,
it's an experience.
Speaker 1: Yeah, totally, totally. And where does a What about the
name of the album Elephants in the Room. I'm curious
about that too.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, that was well that's Nick Nick's song. That's
a line in a song by Nick.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, yes, Nick's song Spaces, which is also you know,
because we're's space is you know, but he says elephants
in the room at one point in the song. Then
I think it was actually Jared's idea, like what if
we named the album Elephants in the Room.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and it's the final song on the album. Okay, yeah,
I get that at the end and kind of like yeah,
you're like, oh, I get it, but it's not the
name of the song, which is also I like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that is cool. Yeah, and I like the
cover art too. Who did the cover art is? Did
you that the cover art? Yeah?
Speaker 9: I did that, But it's really a photograph just with
the colors adjusted and played with. So it's a photograph
of a ceramic mask that we found.
Speaker 7: It will Yeah, yeah, that that like that mask we
found and we were like, we were actually looking for
stuff for like, we were like filming something, so we
went to a Savers just to find like cool, fun
cheap props, and then I saw that and we were like, whoa,
this thing is awesome. Yeah, and then Jared took the
picture and kind of and.
Speaker 9: I put the mask on top of an old symbol
which reflected light in a cool way, and then I
put like a little disco ball I had on the mask,
and I just took a couple of pictures and then yeah,
it looks like that now it just looks like a
weird alien head coming out of a portal or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, it's cool, it's cool. I dig it. Is that
your first full length release as a band or yes,
so we have.
Speaker 7: We had one EP out with like four songs, but
this is our first full album.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, how long have you guys been together. It
has spiks you know, been around for a while or.
Speaker 9: We've been playing for We've been playing together for probably
like eight years. I think the Space Casino Project is.
Speaker 1: Like forty five years old.
Speaker 7: Five years yeah, yeah, well because we started the first
like Space Casino show was like January twenty twenty, ok,
and we were like, this is gonna be our year.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then we didn't.
Speaker 11: We didn't play again until like a year and a
half later.
Speaker 9: But that club closed yeah yeah, yeah, the club.
Speaker 7: That club closed because of COVID. Yeah, and then we
couldn't practice or do anything. But then then when places
started opening back up, like twenty twenty one. We we've
been going pretty steady since.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, good good, during the during the pandemic, like
well like in twenty twenty when you guys, yeah, I mean,
well what a way to start, huh yeah yeah, but
we we.
Speaker 7: All we were even jamming together before that. We all
went to the same high school.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh cool.
Speaker 9: Yeah, actually probably longer than eight years then probably like.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean jamming together.
Speaker 7: They they they went to Amherst and then me and
my my friend Scott, who was also a musician, like
would I would drive up and party with them and Amherst.
Speaker 9: Yeah okay, yeah, jamming, drink and jam yeah all night.
Speaker 7: I got the I got the fun parts of college
without without having to to actually learn anything.
Speaker 1: Without without the enormous loan.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Has it always been the same four guys? Is
it always space?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 9: We had we had like our friend Scott was in
the band's kind it was kind of like a rotating chairs,
but yeah, kind of us three kind of always remain.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and and for the last we added Chris, but
the guy the coach like a few years ago. But
like this, this lineup of Space Casino has probably been
like the most consistent.
Speaker 10: Like the four piece, Yeah, has been you know if
we kind of started the Space Casino projects.
Speaker 1: Yeah exactly. And then yeah, yeah, you guys playing a
lot of shows these days. Obviously you know where you're from,
because we should say too you're from I forgot now,
but it's Boston area, yeah yeah, yeah, South South Shore.
But we play a lot in like.
Speaker 7: In like Cambridge, Somerville, like you know, yeah, yeah, we
love we love going out to Worcester. Have you ever
been to Rolfs Rock Diner?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, legendary. Yeah, yeah, that place is so cool. Yeah,
we we love playing out real. I haven't been there
in a very long time, but yeah I used to
when I was still playing in bands. Yeah, we would
play there. Yeah, that's a great well Worster. I don't
know if they there. Used to be a place there
called the Atrium. I don't think that's there anymore, though,
is it you heard of the Atrium?
Speaker 9: Familiar?
Speaker 1: I ever been though, Yeah, it's probably gone. But that
was a really cool place in Wistard. There was a
bunch of cool places. But but yeah, so you guys
are But I can see where where with your like,
do you feel with your sound that you're directly influenced
by the Boston music scene, because you you sound like
you're of that area, you know what I mean? Like, yes,
I don't think so. I don't know.
Speaker 9: We have a lot of different tastes. I feel like
there's a lot more hardcore punk and that kind of
energy Boston, but there's also a lot of fusion stuff.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, where a lot of times we're like the softest,
We're not the softest, you know what I mean, Like
we're we're usually like the lightest band on the bill
most of most like, uh, there's a lot of really
heavy like hardcore, like hoop punk like that sort of scene.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, but but I mean I would say we
are still you know, we're still.
Speaker 10: Slightly we're kind of like heavier. So I guess that
makes sense coming from It's in the It's in the water.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, I mean I was.
Speaker 9: A big fan of Aerosmith in my younger days, not
really these days.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that is, well you hear you hear the
same six songs on the radio, Yeah exactly, Like yeah, now,
because I can imagine like the college crowd really getting
into you guys, you know in the Boston area and
and you know, college radio and all that. So, now,
do any of you also play in other projects? Because
it seems like everybody we have on the show lately,
everybody's got a million different different projects in addition to
whatever they're on the show to talk about.
Speaker 9: That is I had we have Yeah, actually couch Chris
is playing in a acoustic duo with this uh with
our friend Katie Okay, and they're really good. They're called
the Stops. I guess we'll give him a shout out.
Speaker 1: Cool.
Speaker 9: They do covers and Originals acoustic duo. H that's nice.
So he does that. I also I have I've played
another projects before. It doesn't always sometimes you don't have
time for two projects, right right if you really want
to get into something. But I know people are in
like seven projects.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, oh there's some I don't.
Speaker 7: I know, I don't. I don't get how how people
there's so many drummers, like that's like the joke is like, oh,
like my drummer's only in four other bands.
Speaker 1: You know that's been Yeah, that that comes up a
lot on this show. Yeah, where every drummer is in
multiple bands and I.
Speaker 7: Don't, I don't understand. I can I barely have time
yeah to be in this band. Yeah, So shout out
to to those drummers working hard out there. But oh
yeah yeah space casino.
Speaker 12: For me.
Speaker 1: Yeah we do.
Speaker 9: We do sometimes make like short films we were talking
about earlier, So that's kind of like a side thing
we do.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, tell me more about that. I'm curious. Yeah, yeah,
we well we did one.
Speaker 9: We did forty eight hour film fests.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 9: So you you get like a you get a couple
of like you get a line of dialogue to use,
you get a character name and occupation, and then you
get everybody gets a different genre. So literally you get
on Friday, seven o'clock, you get a you get all
your criteria, you have to use the movie, and you
have to turn it in two days later at seven o'clock.
So take a weekend. It's fun. Yeah, I'm very cool.
And then so we you know, we made like a
little week Our genre was like crime, yeah genre, so
we kind of did our own little like Tarantino movie
where oh wow, yeah, there's no gun involved.
Speaker 10: It's supposed to be like two minutes long, and we
never have we never leave enough time actually edit and
you know, yeah we buy everything. We come out with
like a fifteen minute movie. Yeah that doesn't count for anything, right, yeah, yeah, but.
Speaker 1: We have fun making it. Yeah yeah. Yeah. The one
of our my favorite one we did was.
Speaker 7: Is called the Florist Job, because there was that was
the the occupation they gave us was florists. Okay, so
it's like it's a florist that gets his wife is six,
so it's involved in in being like a getaway driver.
It's really ridiculous, ridiculous, yeah yeah, but it's it's fun.
Speaker 1: So what what happens to these if you know, if
if it's too long to enter into the festival or whatever,
I can't win anything, I guess. But you've done. Put
them on YouTube. Yeah, yeah, they're on They're on YouTube.
Channel is.
Speaker 9: Channel is Big Monday Films. That's like film.
Speaker 10: Okay, company name. Oh, I got to check that out. Yeah,
there's a link on our on our website and our
link tree. Okay, yeah, oh very cool.
Speaker 9: Anyone's interested. Yeah, it's it's all four band members playing
and playing different characters. It's really funny.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that makes you guys unique. You're definitely the first
band we've ever had on the Show's like, oh, by
the way, we also make short films and we're all
in the film. That's really cool. Yeah, really cool.
Speaker 11: And we put our we put our our music into
the like I put us on the radio.
Speaker 1: That was smart. Yeah, I mean why wouldn't you? Yeah, no,
that's great. That's really cool.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, it's fun. We have a lot of fun
making them. We still have to make it's funny. We've
made like two short films, but we still haven't done
our own music video.
Speaker 1: I think we got to do that next. Yeah, that's funny.
Speaker 9: That's funny, and he wants to help with that.
Speaker 1: Well, we should play another track we want to play.
We talked about Summer Breeze.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, that sounds great.
Speaker 11: Play one next, this is a this is Nick's song.
Speaker 1: Okay, Nick on lead vocals on this one.
Speaker 9: Yeah, the master mind of the band.
Speaker 1: All right, very good. If you are just joining us.
We have Space Casino here with us in studio, and
we're gonna hear another track from Elephants in the room
and this is called Summer Breeze.
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Speaker 8: I'm live with, so insisted my mother with your set
side my mummy cry, mummy you we have to stop,
you have to store, you.
Speaker 4: Be gone.
Speaker 14: So they said a pression roll stity the wall, so
closing what its t scab seen.
Speaker 5: Tracks in.
Speaker 4: My out train? You sill some citys twisting.
Speaker 1: I love it. That is so good. That is called
Summer Breeze. The band is a Space Casino and we've
got three quarters of Space Casino here with us in studio.
Uh and I love that. Nick. I love your voice
on that too.
Speaker 9: Oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: And that's actually you're you're playing the guitar solo on that.
Speaker 10: Yeah, So I wrote the bass track at first, and
we kind of layered up everything. I love how the
harmonies come together on that chorus. It's just like very
very vast, like dense sound, which is really nice. And
then on top I just laid a quick, beautiful guitar solo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everything about that is really good. How about that?
Is that a crowd favorite when you play that one last?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, very cool, very cool. Where did you
record the album? Sounds incredible? Where so?
Speaker 7: Actually huge shout out Ugly Robot Studios, which is in Quincy, Massachusetts.
Speaker 15: Kevin Grady. Yeah, we really did a really nice job,
did a great job. Yeah, we recorded the whole thing there.
It's also right down the street from my house, so
that's nice. Nice, But we recorded the whole thing there.
We met him through he's he's in a couple of bands.
We met him through like, you know, doing shows, and
then he mentioned that like he because we met him
at a he was doing a house show in his
studio and then he ye, but but he's he's done
it up. You know, it's it's it's well done. And yeah,
they do a lot of shows there, and so we
met him through like playing music, and he mentioned that
he he records bands. So then we decided to give
it a try, and then we were like, oh definitely,
you know, because at first we were like, well, let's
go in and see see how it is. But then
after a couple of sessions, we were like, oh, yeah,
we're definitely doing the whole album.
Speaker 9: Yeah he gets it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, good good sound engineer.
Speaker 7: And also you know, gives good gives good pointers, but
isn't like, you know, he's not trying to tell you,
he's not trying to produce it, but you know, he'll
throw out a suggestion usually it's a good one.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, oh that's cool. Yeah, there's so many options
as far as you know, especially in your area where
you guys are from. There's a you know, it's funny
too because there was a time when people kind of
predicted that recording studios would be a thing of the
past at some point, because you have so many options now,
like you can you can record at home and come
up with something that sounds like it was done in
a million dollar studio, you know. Yeah, but but in reality,
I mean, recording studios are still thriving, even though a
lot of musicians are finding other ways to record too.
Speaker 7: So, yeah, well the thing is, and we did we
you know, we self recorded things in the past, and like,
I mean, you're yeah, I mean I've heard, you know,
some people are really good at it. But I think
for us, we just wanted to focus the thing about
when you're doing it yourself, you're also like, you're you're
not just focusing on the music, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean.
Speaker 11: It's nice to when you just have somebody else doing
it for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't have to.
Speaker 7: Worry about your dog crashing or you know, your your lexicon,
you know. Yeah, So I think for us we were like, well, no,
let's let's go to a studio, have them do it.
That way, we can just focus on, you know, giving
it the best takes we can, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, I mean I feel like nowadays you just
have so many jobs as an artist, so you have
to like your marketer, that's true, your producer, everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So yeah, if you can afford it to take away
one of those jobs, I feel like it's worth it
helps you focus on the other ones.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that makes sense. Yeah, you plan to record with
him again? In the future. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, we're working on like a new LPH.
Speaker 1: You are, ok, Yeah, if you already started.
Speaker 9: We start recording like nothing nothing advertised yet, but on
the horizon it will be coming out probably next year.
Speaker 1: Oh very cool, very cool. Yeah yeah, full album.
Speaker 7: Yeah probably yea, yeah, yeah we might. I mean we
might even just release a song, you know, the the
first song. We might just release it, see what happens. Yeah,
Eleven's in the Room we released in January, so it's
still kind of pretty fresh.
Speaker 1: But yeah, but there's no sense in.
Speaker 9: H yeah, you can only play the same songs for
so long, right, Yeah, so we got to come up
with new stuff right right now?
Speaker 1: That makes sense? Do you guys do you play anything?
Is there anything that you play live that you haven't
that hasn't released been released yet that you're kind of
Sometimes sometimes bands will kind of workshop material, you know,
in front of an audience and yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we've done that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: We try and cycle in like a couple different tunes
every show just to kind of keep it, you know, lively,
keep it mixed up.
Speaker 9: So we have a couple, you know, in the works.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, and then sometimes we'll bring back like really
old stuff. Like one of the songs that, like one
of Jared's songs that he just went back to start
recording is a song from like before Eve in our
first like LP really he but.
Speaker 1: Then he was.
Speaker 9: We'll also go we'll also play old songs like from
the first EP and like we'll change a part or
modify it in a way or add add something new
to it just to keep it fresh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah that makes sense. Yeah, yeah, very cool. Uh
do you guys want to play we should play another
one from the album? Of course, I elephants in the room.
What do you guys want to play next? Totally up
to you.
Speaker 9: I guess you give Chris the song? Yeah, I think
maybe past Men, Yeah, or we can do rain on too.
Oh it's the other like single maybe Oh yeah, right,
it's a single, which one. Let's try rain on raining Outside?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Oh that's true. Yeah, very very apropos Yeah, I
guess it's supposed to rain all day from what I
From what I understand, If you're just joining us on Saturday,
we do have a space casino here with us alive
in studio and we're going to play another track from
this incredible album. Well, I'm waiting for that. Anything here
comes that, well, anything, I'll ask anyway. Anything we should
know about this track before we play it.
Speaker 9: That's written by Chris from the Couch. All right, yeah,
I don't know. He's not here to talk about that's true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's not here, alright.
Speaker 7: If features some nice cowbo work from me.
Speaker 10: Yeah, almost more of like an acoustic It was based
around acoustic guitar at first, so it's maybe like a
lighter sense of the album.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, very cool, So we'll give this a spin.
This is called rain On and the band is a
Space Casino.
Speaker 4: I have come on, I cannot only see so if
I do not need you gay, yeah, I do not
need you that so wonder still free, do not need you? Man?
Do not need you? Man? Dream in hard you dream?
It s.
Speaker 12: Sh not to.
Speaker 4: Ny G suck soon soon the sky look at way
lay s.
Speaker 1: Another great track that is called rain On. That is
from the album Elephants in the Room and the band
is a Space Casino. We have three of the guys
from Space Casino here, and the gentleman who sings on
that song and wrote it is He's So that's Chris
from the Couch, right, yes, yes, but a great song though, Yeah,
really really good. You know, we were kind of talking
off air while I was playing. I said his vocal delivery,
he kind of reminds me a little bit of Bono
and it's really good.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we were making we were we heard a little
bit of Irish rogue in his singing in the studio
once and it was a lot of fun. Yeah, yeah,
but yeah, great, Yeah, I like his his guitar parts.
He wrote most of them. There really nice.
Speaker 1: Are any of those songs on the album? Is there
anything that is difficult or was difficult to play live
because it's, you know, the materials pretty sophisticated in terms
of the different parts.
Speaker 9: And actually that.
Speaker 10: Song, more than anything, I feel like Chris throws on
like a cape o. He switches from acoustic one show,
then he'll do electric at the other show.
Speaker 1: Yeh.
Speaker 9: And it's just kind of it's always.
Speaker 10: Been one where maybe we don't want to play it,
you know, I don't want to put my capo on
my guitar or whatever.
Speaker 9: Other songs are definitely like trickier than others, but we
play them all live.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that one particular is a little that's probably one
of the trickiest, but it's a lot of fun too.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's definitely for for me on the drums. There
were definitely a few songs. There's another song, another one
of Chris's songs is called Pashmina Blues where I'm doing
a pretty fast like high hat part and you know,
in the studio you get multiple takes so you can
just do it. But by the end when we play
that song live, by the end of that song, my
right arm is like burning, and then I'm like, why,
why what was I doing in the studio?
Speaker 1: What was I on that day?
Speaker 11: Yeah, but but it's it sounds great.
Speaker 9: It keeps us awake, you know, all the all the
changes and little uh syncrasies.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Is it important to you guys to be able
to replicate that live exactly how you recorded it or Yeah.
Speaker 10: We we try to our utmost ability to Sometimes it
doesn't come to fruition, but yeah, it's a it's a challenge.
Speaker 9: It's it's nice to be challenged by our songs. Still.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: Sometimes life we'll even we we do do that, but
sometimes we'll even try it. Well, like I said before,
we would, uh we change a little bit of the
song to do live. So sometimes we'll yeah, we'll mess
with the song.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well we'll change it for us, We'll change things up.
But we do try to not we try not to
let it be we like, we try not to rely
on the studio magic, you know what I mean, Like
if we like, we'll change it up, but not changing
it in a way of like, oh, let's skip that
part because it's too hard to replicate what you know
what I mean? Yeah, because sometimes it is, you know,
it would be easy to do that, yeah, yeah, but
we try to We try to challenge ourselves to do it.
They were definitely, I mean for me, there were a
lot of like like fills and weird little things I
did in like I would practice. For the first few
months after we released the album, I was practicing on there.
I was listening to the album, practicing drums to my drums,
like listening to my drums, trying to replicate what I
did because I was like what what what?
Speaker 11: What did I do in the studio that day?
Speaker 1: Like what is this pill?
Speaker 7: But I eventually got most of it down. Sometimes I
still struggle, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, personally, I feel like I don't even want it
if I go to a band's a band's show, a concert.
I don't even always want to hear record perfect version
of the song. I want to hear like a new tale.
I got a live, fresh on the spot take of it.
Speaker 1: That's how I tend to feel about it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, sometimes it sometimes it's upset, it's kind of it's
kind of a letdown when it sounds exactly like the album. Yeah,
especially if the I mean, if it sounds exactly like
the album but your your stage presence is like stunning,
then that's one thing. But yeah, there there have been
times I've gone two shows where it's like it's just
the band standing there and it sounds exactly like the album,
and then they get off stage and it's like I
basically just I spent fifty dollars to listen to the
album in a room.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Right right?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I did see Like I had an experience I went
to see in New Jersey. I went to see the
Strokes opening for Red Hot Chili Peppers, and the Strokes
are like my all time favorite bands. Yeah, Pili Peppers
are in the top ten for sure, Yeah, but my
favorite bands. They sounded exactly I was like, I was
also very very far away from the stadium, but they
sounded very album perfect really and it was great. I
loved him. But then when the Chili Peppers came on,
the Chili Peppers are jamming, They're throwing in little little
jams in between songs, and the songs they're playing are
have a life of their own. Yeah and uh yeah, so.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't think I feel like they don't play
anything the same way, at least not exactly.
Speaker 10: They're always yeah, shout out to Flee. He needs us
to show Yeah, yeah, I wanted to talk about that.
Everyone knows Flee No, but he.
Speaker 1: Is an incredible bass player, absolutely, yeah, absolutely. I wish
my fingers could move that fast. There's a guy who's
been on the show. I don't know if you know,
Aaron bid H. He's he's from up here, but he's
he's been on the show and he's playing a bunch
of bands, but he does a lot of solo work too,
and and he comes in and you know, he sets
up this whole he's got this whole thing that he
plays along too, that he'll he'll come in here and
he'll he'll play and I just spend the entire time,
just watching his fingers because he can play like Flee.
You know, it's just incredible bass lines. And I'm just like,
you know, I'm a bass player, so I'm just sitting there,
you know, just just watching his fingers the entire time.
But yeah, no, but yeah, Flee Flee is definitely one
of the one of the greats. We should I want
to make sure we have time to fit in one more,
well technically two more, because we'll play one more now
and then we'll play one more at the at the
very end of the segment. But uh, the album is
so good, I do want to make sure we have
time to what what should we what should we go
to next? M H Spaces Spaces. Oh yeah, that's a
good one to play, because we talked about that one earlier.
Yeah yeah, let me get let me load that one up.
Speaker 11: This is where where the the album name comes from.
A lyric in this song.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, yeah, okay, okay, oh very cool. Okay, So
we'll give this a spin. And for those of you
just joining us, we do have a Space Casino three
quarters of the band Space Casino here with us in studio.
This track this is of course, from the album elephants
in the room. And this is on all the streaming platforms. Yep,
yep everything. Yeah. What about the original EP that you
guys did, is that available everywhere? That's on everything too.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay, and you can follow us.
Speaker 7: We always post everything on like our Our instagram is
our main like where we update give updates on shows
and stuff.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, very cool. All right, let's give this a spin.
This is called spaces and the band is a Space Casino.
Speaker 4: Its songs, its song, the it song, So welcome to the.
Speaker 3: Pass when a face.
Speaker 4: With your sting.
Speaker 3: With the elephant, the elephant.
Speaker 4: Happen.
Speaker 3: I made it, I made it, made it? What songs?
What songs?
Speaker 6: In between the tak sat fi location with a talking pot,
said talker.
Speaker 4: Plays and see let me look down that team Mistma
sand by the ray tack cam. So welcome this.
Speaker 3: Say with this young can tangles my podcast said, with
the elephants, elephants, the elephant.
Speaker 4: In your home. It's the game Ramming.
Speaker 12: Is the game.
Speaker 4: Ramming all your It's the game will.
Speaker 12: St st.
Speaker 4: Step.
Speaker 1: That is called Spaces. The band is Space Casino. It's
another great track. I love that. I love the whole vibe.
Speaker 12: Of that.
Speaker 1: That is so cool. Thank you, thank you. Yeah, great job, guys.
Speaker 11: That's another there's another Nick song.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 10: I don't know what kind of demons are running around
in my head, but it seems like a couple of
my songs are all about anxiety, you know. Yeah, yeah, habits,
elephants in the room.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, well that but that's relatable things we all
things we all deal with, right yeah, yeah, very very cool.
What should we know about where people should go online
to keep up with everything you guys are doing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean just follow us on Instagram and Facebook
and Twitter, webk.
Speaker 10: All that jazz yeah, at Space Casino Band, right, yes,
at Space Casino Bands and uh yeah. From there, there's
all in the bile of there's links to our website
and our link tree, and you know, we're on Spotify
and iTunes and YouTube.
Speaker 1: You can sign up for list.
Speaker 9: We actually do have a We did just make a
U We have an email list, yes yeah, uh well
but we did just we made a promo video. You
ever see hot Ones, uh the Internet show?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah yeah where they eat the Yeah yeah yeah,
so on.
Speaker 9: Our YouTube page if you go to s Based Casino
Band on YouTube. We did like, we have this fifteen
minute hot Ones challenge where we actually ate increasingly spicier
wings just like the show, and even we used even
hotter sauce than the show.
Speaker 1: Real.
Speaker 9: Yes, we used the bomb, which is featured on the show.
That was one of the like five flavors we used. Okay,
but it was very very hot.
Speaker 7: We also tossed the wings. We used the same container
to toss all the wings.
Speaker 9: Yeah, accumulated basically all the all.
Speaker 7: The hot sauces were on like every wing.
Speaker 9: Oh okay, then the hook at the end of the video,
the last spiciest wing we ate. We immediately jumped on
instruments and tried to play a song and it was
painful singing.
Speaker 7: We played, We played besto cold Oh well, will dying
of hot wing heat stroke?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's fantastic.
Speaker 7: And it's called hot Boys Boys Okay.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Shout out to my brother Riley for being the host
and holding it down. Yeah, absolutely hilarious work.
Speaker 1: Yeah. He was cracking us up the whole time. Yeah. Yeah,
I gotta check that. So that's on YouTube YouTube, Yeah,
I gotta check that out. That's very cool, very cool, guys.
This has been wonderful. I really appreciate the three of
you coming in and we'll definitely do this again in
the future as you're releasing new music and whatnot.
Speaker 11: I love your sound, Thank you, thank you. We'd love
to come back.
Speaker 1: It's a good time, absolutely, absolutely, And what should we
close out with?
Speaker 10: Maybe like gallons? Yeah yeah, maybe gallon gallons. I'd say
gall it's a closer. Yeah, this this to the song
came to be in a dream?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, gallons of ink? Yeah, yes, it sounds like
it's about getting a lot of tattoos or something.
Speaker 10: It's just about killer whales, I guess at all. All right, Yeah,
it's good self interpretive. Okay, okay, cool.
Speaker 1: Cool gallons of ink, buy Space Casino. Thanks again, guys,
Thank yous.
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